USA Today
In a Thursday night clash, the Atlanta Falcons revived their season behind a productive return by Michael Penix Jr. and a red-zone burst that overwhelmed the Packers, who looked shorthanded and out of sync despite competition from a reshuffled offense. Penix’s poised debut connected with Drake London, while Atlanta converted opportunities in the red zone to pull away. Green Bay, missing key players and hampered by an ineffective ground game, fell to 1-2 and sunk further in the NFC North, intensifying questions around Jordan Love and the team’s direction. The win offered Atlanta tangible momentum and hopeful signs for a potential divisional push, with Penix and Stefanski’s offense clicking when it mattered. The outlook centers on whether Green Bay can stabilize its offense and personnel quickly enough to reverse the early-season slide.